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 Operation Sindoor: India's Anti-Terror Strike and the Emergence of Women in Defence The country was holding its breath on the morning of May 7th, 2025, as news came of Operation Sindoor, a resolute military action by the Indian Armed Forces against the gruesome Pahalgam terror attack. This highly scripted operation involved precise strikes executed at nine suspected terror infrastructure locations on the Pakistan border and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). As the strategic import of the action remains an argument for pundits to have, there is one moment of the subsequent press briefing that cut strongly through the land: the compelling figure of Colonel Sofiya Quraishi. After the first announcement by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, Colonel Quraishi, an Indian Army Corps of Signals officer, led the way alongside Indian Air Force Wing Commander Vyomika Singh in sharing important operational information. In a moment beyond the current news of the military operation, Colon...

 Singapore Fire Crisis: Active Mobility Gadget and Home Fires Skyrocket Singapore is also confronted with a startling outbreak of cases of fire incidents, in particular, related to active mobility devices (AMDs) and domestic fires. Singapore's Civil Defence Force (SCDF) saw a 21.8% increase in the cases of AMD in the year 2024, marking the second successive year for an increase in such cases. Residual fires, too, are a key area of concern, the most prevalent being caused by cooking left unattended, and electrical malfunctions.  Active Mobility Devices: A Growing Fire Threat In 2024, SCDF attended to 67 fires of AMDs, a rise from 55 in 2023. The AMDs, comprising PMDs, PABs, and PMAs, have been at the center of focus for fire safety professionals. Particularly, 44 of these were in homes, which presents concerns regarding domestic usage. Main Contributing Factors Unauthorized Modifications: Modification of the device or use of non-standard batteries can compromise safety levels, ...

  Recent India vs Pakistan News (up to May 9, 2025): India-Pakistan relations have taken a serious turn for the worse after a terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22nd, which caused many casualties. This has followed a series of escalating incidents: India's Response: India conducted what it termed "precision strikes at terrorist camps" in Pakistani-held Kashmir on May 7th, followed by additional strikes on May 8th, against what they said were air defense systems and radars in Pakistan, including Lahore. These strikes were said to be in retaliation for the Pahalgam attack and to deter future attacks. Pakistan's Response: Pakistan condemned India's actions vehemently and accused India of having fired drones into Pakistan's territory, killing civilians and destroying military installations. They have threatened to hit back. Pakistan has also denied any role in the Pahalgam terror attack and dismissed India's allegations as baseless propaganda. Military Actions...

  Wing Commander Vyomika Singh is an Indian Air Force helicopter pilot. Her father's and mother's names, as well as her state and district of origin, are not mentioned in the provided context. The context also does not mention her husband's name, but it does state that she is married to an Indian Air Force pilot.     Amongst the endless Indian skies, where bravery soars and responsibility reverberates with the thunder of engines, stands Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, a shining example of power and professionalism. Although information regarding her childhood, like her father's and mother's names, the state and district where she was brought up, is not known to the public, the country has learned of her through her outstanding career with the Indian Air Force and most recently through her key role in informing the nation on Operation Sindoor. Wing Commander Singh is no ordinary pilot; she is a highly experienced aviator with more than 2,500 hours of flying experience...

  Name . Colonial Sofia quraishi Father's name. Mohammad quraishi Religion. Islam State .     UP Sofia Quraishi was born in 1974 in Vadodara, Gujarat. Her father is Taj Mohammed Qureshi, and his family had a military background and he himself had served during the Bangladesh Liberation War. Her mother's name is Halima Qureshi. She is married to Colonel Tajuddin Bagewadi, hailing from Konnur village in the Gokak taluk of Karnataka's Belagavi district. They married in 2015. Sofia Quraishi is currently serving at Jammu and her husband serving at Jhansi. She has a son named Sameer. Sofia Quraishi hails from a family of military service; her grandfather was also an Indian Army personnel. She achieved her Master's in Biochemistry in 1997. For her colonial career, the information given here is not present to any involvement within a colonial government since India was granted independence in 1947. Sofia Quraishi did have a professional career with great achievements in the ...

The Rising Threat of Drone Attacks in Pakistan: A Deep Dive Over the last two decades, drones have become one of the most powerful and controversial tools in modern warfare. Their ability to carry out precise strikes from miles away has transformed the landscape of conflict. While the United States and others have made widespread use of drones for counterterrorist activities in Afghanistan and the Middle East, Pakistan has been a target and also a participant in this fast-paced unfolding trend. The recent escalation of drone strikes in Pakistan, especially across the tribal zones on the border with Afghanistan, has provoked anxieties about sovereignty, human rights, and the destiny of future warfare. **The Background and Context of Drone Strikes in Pakistan** The war on terror has seen significant contributions from Pakistan, and at great cost to the country. From 2004, with the first report of a drone strike in the area, until today, Pakistan has experienced increased targeted drone a...